50 former recipes you should do now

These classic recipes have resisted the test of time.


Take a step outside, and you'll know it's a strange new world we live since the pandemic has started. People wear surgical masks and greet each other with clumsy elbow bumps. There are plastic sheet music between you and your pharmacist and an absence of car weapons on the road. We must feel outright nostalgic - not just for the Smörgåsbord ofFree samples at COSTCO (Although, who does not feel this pain?), But for the buffets and dinners of Potluck, and the old fashionedpans And other Vittles who knew you knew you knew you will wait for the line. And do not even bring us from starting on melts, Sundae bars, a Korean barbecue and good ole - all these delights of the pre-pandemic era that presumed at least a minimum of mix.

But just becauseThe buffet may be part of the dodo This does not mean that we have to turn back on the foods we associate with days before social distancing. Certainly not when we all have these wonderfulRecipes for old-fashioned foods We always love. And for more, check these15 classical American desserts that deserve a return.

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Roasted potatoes

Gluten-free crispy rosemary potatoes
Mitch Mandel and Thomas MacDonald

The practice of roasting and plant starry consumption is 120,000 years old. It is not much more older than good grilled potatoes. This snow version in the oven with just a hint of olive oil and chopped fresh rosemary. Do not missThe best way to store potatoes, too much.

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2

Classic beef stew

Beef stew recipe in black lined glass bowl
Mitch Mandel and Thomas MacDonald

The practice of monetary meat in a liquid on a fire dates back at least 5,000 years and perhaps up to 20,000 years, so the stew is another beloved dish that puts the "old" in "to" the old ". Any kind of meat will do, but a beef stew is always a favorite.

Our recipe for the classic American version uses red wine for deep flavor (PSST ... here isFive tips for cooking with wineand could be the reasonslow cooks to exist.

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Smoky Spanish beef stew

spanish pepper beef stew olives
Waterbury Publications, Inc.

Various crops have made beef rages their own by modifying herbs, spices, potatoes and particular vegetables that make up the stew, as well as beef. This one gets its Mediterranean flavor of smoked paprika (Aka Pimiento), as well as olives, which are around Neanderthales walked the Earth. here is20 spicy recipes to burn your metabolism.

Get our recipe forSmoky Spanish beef stew.

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Beef stroganoff

Paleo beef stroganoff
Mitch Mandel and Thomas MacDonald

Stroganoff is a russian victim on the beef stew and there is reason to believe that part of the menu of what is now Petrograd since the middle of the 19th century (Here's how it had its name, with 39 other famous foods) Its main distinctive feature is that the sour cream is stirred in the sauce at the last second. But the Sure cream does not need to be "sour cream". Our version uses Greek yogurt, which is rich in protein and makes this dish vkusnyye (it's "delicious" in russian).

Get our recipe forBeef stroganoff.

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Goulash beef

slow cooker beef goulash in a white serving dish
Jason Donnelly

Hungarian Goulash has been developed in the Middle Ages by the shepherds of Eastern Europe who need a reliable and sustainable energy boost. When he went to America, what he lost in the traditional smoked flavor (who came from Paprika), he won in noodles, making it one of the classic and rich square dishes American in a saucepan. " Here is34 other healthy recipes that you can do with a tomato box.

Get our recipe forGoulash beef.

6

Wine rooster

Slow cooker chicken in red wine
Mitch Mandel and Thomas MacDonald

As we have noted before, the stews must not be made with beef. Chicken has long been an important ingredient in the stews of certain cultures, including the French, whose tradition is to rag their chicken in the red wine ("cock" means chicken and "wine" means with wine). So, how do the French stay so thin while eating such wonderfully rich foods?They may tend to make it a habit.

Get our recipe forRed wine chicken.

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Provencal chicken

paleo provençal chicken
Mitch Mandel and Thomas MacDonald

The Provencal chicken refers to the herbs flavored with herbs of Provence, a tasty almost floral blend of green herbs like Marjoram, Rosemary, Thyme, Oregano and sometimes lavender. Although the Mediterranean cooks use this fragrant combo for the ages, it had not entered popular use at the US in the United States until Julia, the child caught attention in the 1970s. on his television show,The French chef. here is aFrench classic that you should never order in a restaurant, even ifOur version is approved by the nutritionist.

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8

Tamales

teeny tiny tamale pies in muffin tin and on plate
Waterbury Publications, Inc.

Tamales, if you have never tried them, are one of the first portable foods in the world, consisting of a corn-based dough wrapped around meat and vegetables cooked with steam in a sheet plot banana. Although Tamales has been eaten by warriors and other travelers since the rest of 8,000 BC., we thought it could be fun to make them even more portable by turning them into tinted tinted pies. here is6 mexican dishes that Mexicans do not eat, at least not traditionally.

Get our recipe forTexy Tamale Tecas.

9

Chicken pie

Low-calorie chicken pot pie
Mitch Mandel and Thomas MacDonald

Known as one of America's favorite comfortable foods, pot pies seem to have origins in Greece with a vegetarian version, Spanakopita. An early American version goes back to the first half of the 19th century, with potatoes, carrots and onions and surmounted by a crust. Our version reduces the fat content of about half (and here is13 other healthy versions of chicken pie so you can try).

Get our recipe forChicken pie.

10

Shepherd pie

Healthy shepherd's pie
Mitch Mandel and Thomas MacDonald

Shepherd's pies are another classic meat pie, but instead of a pastry crust on top, they are garnished with a whipped potato crust. Traditionally, the meat inside is the lamb, that's why it's an option in our healthier version.

Get our recipe forShepherd pie.

11

Burger Switzerland

Healthy swiss burger with red wine and mushrooms
Mitch Mandel and Thomas MacDonald

Compared to stew pies and meat, hamburgers, which go back to the 19th century, are virtually beginners in the world of food. Nevertheless, it is prudent to say that these hamburgers are old-fashioned, especially with the addition of A-1 sauce, whose peppery flavor and similar to unemployment is like a machine of time back to the 1820 when it has been invented for the King of the United Kingdom George V. Just one thing before cooking:Please do not make these mistakes when you grill your burgers.

Get our recipe forA1 Swiss Burgers.

12

Sloppy joe sandwich

Healthy turkey sloppy joes
Mitch Mandel and Thomas MacDonald

Depending on who you ask, Sloppy Joe Sandwiches goes back to a bar in Havana by the same name that opened in 1918, or to a western articulation of the post-prohibition key frequented by Ernest Hemingway in the 1930s, Or at the rise of dishes during the 1950 which were designed to stretch meat further. Whatever the theory you subscribe to boiled jeopels of beef and soil tomato are a warm classic (unless you are from New Jersey, in which case Sloppy Joe refers to a meat, cheese and Sandwich of cabbage of triplet-apple cabbage. Russian vinaigrette). And if they were once candidates for the7 best American classics nobody ever ever ever, we think it's time to recompter.

Get our recipe forTurkey Sloppy Joe Sandwichs.

13

Meatloaf

Plate of Cracker Barrel copycat foods.
Kiersten Hickman / Eat this, not that!

Meatmeat, with its flexible blend of meat and mixtures (such as eggs, ketchup, borders and cubicates), is as delicious as utility. With roots in Germany and other parts of Europe, the meat become has become an American classic well before its cousin of bulk meat, the joe sloppy. If you want a real taste of americana, just dive into our version of Cracker Barrel Copycat, but be sure to read onHow to avoid these meat meatmes first.

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14

Spaghetti and meatballs

healthy spaghetti meatballs
Mitch Mandel and Thomas MacDonald

Spaghetti and meatballs have been developed alongside American meat, because Italian immigrants have found ways to invoke their homeland's food while sparing money by saving meat further with Mixtures and spaghetti were often the only pasta available in the Atlantic. The thing is, the traditional meatballs have focused on the packaging in the calories (to provide adequate livelihood for those who eat them), but we get the same classic flavor with some genius substitutions and much less Calories and grams fat.Do not try to find this dish in Italy.

Get our recipe forSpaghetti and meatballs.

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Chicken sausage lasagna

Low-calorie sausage lasagna
Mitch Mandel and Thomas MacDonald

If you thought lasagna was, like spaghetti and meatballs, an American version of pan of the Italian past, you might be interested to know that lasagna exists since the Middle Ages. It was a favorite at the time and only grew more liked and more complex over time. Our version is closer to what is "classic" in lasagna, using cheese instead of the Bechamel sauce, which did not do it in the recipe until it was invented during the Renaissance .

Get our recipe forChicken sausage lasagna.

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Protein waffles

protein waffles on a plate with fresh berries
Kiersten Hickman / Eat this, not that!

Waffles have a long history dating from Europe before heading to America with Dutch settlers in the early 1600s. In the 1920s, they were part of the American breakfast experience as waffles manufacturers were made to sit on the breakfast table, as well as plates and coffee cups. Our recipe offers everything about the classic, including these crispy caramelized edges, but with a surprise and a welcomeprotein boost.

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Fried chicken

Paleo oven fried chicken
Mitch Mandel and Thomas MacDonald

Fried chicken is one of the best examples ofVintage southern cuisine, and even if we do not border our version, we think we can call it the real McCoy, because it starts with a nice long dip in a seasoned buttermilk pool. Take advantage of a classic honey drizzle or serve waffles, a tradition that goes back to Harlem in the 1930s.

Get our recipe forFried chicken.

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Pot roast

healthy french pot roast
Mitch Mandel and Thomas MacDonald

The pot roast, as its name suggests, is a roast cut of braised meat in a pot, rather than grilled in the oven. It probably has its roots in a stew, although the conventional pot roast, which is from New England, includes vegetables, while the classic stew was not necessarily. Our version uses peas and pearl onions and perfectly uses your slow cooker (simply make sure you do not make it a15 Current Errors of Slow Cooker)

Get our recipe forPot roast.

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Mashed potatoes

Vegan roasted garlic mashed potatoes
Mitch Mandel and Thomas MacDonald

With potatoes being a basic belly since the beginning of the cooking recorded, you might find that it is surprising to learn that the mashed potatoes has nothing become before at least the 1600s. Nevertheless, they have Summer around for a long time, and long enough and long enough to carry with them all the expectations of the childhood of everyone. That's why when you're mashed potatoes, you'll need an impressive-Pleaser crowd as our mashed garlic version.

Get our recipe forMashed potatoes with garlic.

20

New England Clamchard

Healthy clam chowder
Mitch Mandel and Thomas MacDonald

If you come from New England, we apologize for calling this "New England" clam pamper, when you know that the pulp lounge is, by definition, the genus made in New England. That is, tomatoes are not welcome in this dish. But if you are elsewhere, we hope that the name clearly precise that it is the kind of creamy clam sprouts - the true classic that transforms small clams and old simple potatoes into a robust meal and copious.

Get our recipe forNew England Clamchard.

21

Soup of tortilla

low-calorie tortilla soup
Mitch Mandel and Thomas MacDonald

While the origins of the tortilla soup are a little mysterious, thatis We know that it is about classic comfort food with a particular style that depends on where you appreciate it. For example, in Mexico, it has a chicken soup base. In California, you have roasted tomatoes in the mixture. Ours is a bit of both, but what he doesnot You have 86% of your daily sodium needs, as many restoration versions. And that's done reallyBuena Comda!

Get our recipe forSoup of tortilla.

22

Fish with herbal bread

Healthy fish with herbed bread crumbs
Mitch Mandel and Thomas MacDonald

You will find fried seafood in many cultures around the world and we like mostlyFlavor clams that are a new tradition of England. But the thing is that you do not need frying frying fry to get this crispy golden effect. And this is especially true with regard to fish nets. A drag in breadcrumbs and herbs and 20 minutes in a hot oven highlights this same flavor, not to mention a deep herbaceous aroma and herbaceous. Serve with a tartar sauce for a real classic.

Get our recipe forFish with herbal bread.

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Tartar sauce

Tartar sauce with fish sticks and lemon wedges on a plate
Kiersten Hickman / Eat this, not that!

Some believe that this creamy, tangy and slightly umami condiment for fried seafood drift from France, but it can have roots that go much further east. What we can say is that the Hellman introduced his garter tartare sauce into the roaring 20s and the Americans wash on Crunch seafood since.

Our version also starts with Mayo and is studded with pickles and capers, making it a perfect contrast with our aforementioned fish with a seaside bread. If it's crustaceous fried, you want, try this sauce like a dip for ourCoconut shrimp of Air Fryer.

Get our recipe forOld Tartar Sauce.

24

Chicken and dumplings

Healthy chicken and dumplings
Mitch Mandel and Thomas MacDonald

QuintessentialSOUTH COMFORT FOOD, chicken and dumplings is surprisingly easy to do. It's also pretty good enough because the dumplings can be a shape or size you want them to be. So, go ahead and let your kids help you. You could simply start a family tradition.

Get our recipe forChicken and dumplings.

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Salted beef

sliced corned beef on a cutting board
Kiersten Hickman / Eat this, not that!

Have you always wondered how the traditional entrance to St. Patrick's Day had his name?According toSmithsonian magazineThe word "cooked" refers to the size salt crystals of the corn kernel used to skip the meat before cooking. But here is something even more unexpected: the dish is not an Irish tradition, after all, after being invented in the U.K. Nevertheless, here's what you will want to eatNEXT SAINT PADDY'S DAY.

Get our recipe forSalted beef.

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"Boiled cabbage

cabbage wedges seasoned with salt and pepper on a baking sheet
Kiersten Hickman / Eat this, not that!

If your least preferred part of your Saint-Patrick Feast meal has always been the fallen cabbage and the porridge, you are not alone. The accompaniment Fade of beef beef was always a recovery that it has inspired us to reinvent it. And here we stumbled on the idea ofgrilling the cabbage. Try it, and you'll find yourself looking at the cabbage in a new light.

Get our recipe forRoast cabbage.

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Roast duck

Paleo crispy duck breast in balsamic
Mitch Mandel and Thomas MacDonald

At present, the 1970s are half a century to the retrovision. Although we do not miss the "decade of me" all that a lot, we have a deep respect for the invention ofNew kitchen, who gave us such revelations like duckUa cherries(AKA duck with cherry sauce). Going out for fanciful foods in the 70s and 80s, you are inevitably seeing a version of this dish on the menu. If you ordered it, you would be delighted when it arrived at the table, perfectly plated rare bird slices on a moderately rare shelter with an artistic manner on a bright sauce and Tangy. But the best part was that, although it was definitely "French", it was not lightened with flour and butter, just like our version of the classic to the old.

Get our recipe forDuck breast with cherries and balsamic.

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Chicken blue cord

Gluten-free chicken cordon cleu with honey mustard
Mitch Mandel and Thomas MacDonald

Before the duck, the chicken wrapped around the cheese and ham and dubbed "blue cord" had stitched its claim in a high-end power supply. Its origins were in Switzerland, where the calf was used. In both cases, the deep Jelly-Roll-esque package and Jellly-esque delighted with guests, but contributed to the coronary artery disease. Not our version, however, which makes the American genius of theMaillard reaction To create this crisp outdoors while leaving the interior deliciously Gooey.

Get our recipe forChicken blue cord.

29

Sole miller

paleo sole meuniere
Mitch Mandel and Thomas MacDonald

Another dish presented in evidence in refined catering establishments in the second half of the 20th century wasSole miller. But the dish, which means "dredged sole of flour" was popular well before that, and especially at the yard of good King Louis XIV of France, whose 72-year-old reign is one of the most famous European history. Our recipe is totally genuine if a little retained (we use measured quantities of flour and butter to reign things in a bit).

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Cold sesame noodles with chicken

Healthy sesame noodles with chicken
Mitch Mandel and Thomas MacDonald

If you kick in New York at any time from the 1980s through the turn of the millennium, you could not walk a block without being invited by the scent of ssole noodles. Usually, they have been served cold, with a julienne cucumber and a trench chicken breast. The Americans were addicted to the intense tangy sauce, and no one of spirit when he came out that the pivot ingredient was ... Peanut butter. Spoiler Alert: It's always and our version up the game by passing "Chunky" to offer extra weight on the dish, but not your size. Serve it cold while broadcasting tom hanks inBonfire of vanity.

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Sweet and sour chicken

bowls of homemade orange chicken with chopsticks
Brie Passano

The sweet and acidic chicken has long been an American-Chinese take-out staple, but its origins are in China of the 18th century. When he went to the beginning of the early twentieth century, he briefly confused the Americans thinking that Chinese food was synonymous with black meat poultry fries, drowning in fruity pink sauce. We know better now, but we always like the taste of the chicken inspired by Asia served with a fruity tangy sauce.

Get our recipe forOrange chicken.

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Shrimp lo mein

Low-calorie shrimp lo mein
Mitch Mandel and Thomas MacDonald

Although shrimp lo mein is a classic Chinese take-away, it is also really authentic Chinese cuisine. Our version is a head of mind to the way the Chinese have eaten their m mein for centuries: slightly fried, savorily, with an emphasis on cooked vegetables.

Get our recipe forShrimp lo mein.

33

Roast turkey

Paleo 90 minute roasted turkey with orange cranberry relish
Mitch Mandel and Thomas MacDonald

The fans of roasted Turkey might wonder why we save this wonderful bird for Thanksgiving and other holidays. It was not always like that, though. Turkey has been on the table since at least as far as the first century B.C., with Aztecs learning to elevate them as a cattle between 10 BC. and 10 C.e. Maybe the question is the way the big turkeys are these days, what makes them take if he's crossing? Well, we covered in our version, which will only take 90 minutes.

Get our recipe forTurkey Roasted 90 minutes.

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Sausage farce

Healthy apple-sausage stuffing
Mitch Mandel and Thomas MacDonald

For those of us who grew up thinking that the stuffing without sausage is just a pile of stale bread, this recipe will bring you back to every Thanksgiving all the time. For all others, you will have to take our word that this accompaniment of Turkey is much better when there is meat involved.

Get our recipe forSausage knob.

35

Pot of green beans

Vegetarian green bean casserole
Mitch Mandel and Thomas MacDonald

Whatever Campbell's company was trying to get us to us around 1950 when they invented their green bean casserole - a mixture of frozen green beans, mushroom cream and fried onion fried fried - we Let's love and hate them at a time. Love, because the green bean casserole is the real reason we could not wait to access the Thanksgiving table before making how awesome Turkey with the sauce with sauce. cranberry. Hatred (although playful) because as a written, the recipe of the soup society had no redeemed nutritional value. Fortunately we found a compromise using fresh green beans, fresh mushrooms,Caramelized onionsChicken stock.

Get our recipe forHealthy pot of green beans.

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stuffed tomatoes

Vegetarian stuffed tomatoes
Mitch Mandel and Thomas MacDonald

Remember the delicious combo stuffed tomatoes with a tuna salad? Or stuffed tomatoes with rice? Have you noticed how difficult it is to find stuffed tomatoes in a restaurant menu these days? Although we can not solve this problem, we can help put a long, easy and easy stuff of tomatoes on your table.

Get our recipe forPlush vegetarian tomatoes.

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Swedish meatballs

Paleo swedish meatballs
Mitch Mandel and Thomas MacDonald

A child of the 1970s, I remember every time my parents had a "company", as if the people were returned at the time, my mother always turned off a rectangular dish of works divided into four smaller rectangles. A rectangle would keep the caponata straight for the bobbin. You would hold marinated artichokes directly from the pot. We would holdRumaki, that I never understood until I learned about the wrapped dates of the bacon. But none of those interested me. Who did it? Swedish meatballs. These must make a return, with these othersOut of classical works.

Get our recipe forTurkey Swedish dumplings.

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Bacon stuffed dates

healthy stuffed dates
Mitch Mandel and Thomas MacDonald

Rumaki, which is a chestnut chestnut liver or bacon wrapped in Bacon, according to which you ask, rose from the craze of Polynesian cuisine from the 1970s (whenTrader Vic's deemed supreme). As much as the bacon is always a victory, he has never had a lot of sense for me to wrap around something blah that water chestnuts, unlike, something bold aromatization that the Chicken liver. But then the blue cheese fluffy dates entered the photo. Now it's something I can wrap my bacon - I mean, weapons around.

Get our recipe forBacon stuffed dates.

39

Grilled ratatouille salad

Healthy grilled ratatouille salad
Mitch Mandel and Thomas MacDonald

Although Ratatouille attended a recent increase in popularity thanks to a certain film Pixar, this salad of healthy and delicious vegetables, whose name translates into the French to "a motley stew" rises a lot further.

Get our recipe forGrilled ratatouille salad.

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Biscuits

Low-calorie flaky southern biscuits
Mitch Mandel and Thomas MacDonald

Whether cookies and sauce accelerate the years of post-revolutionary war or in the south of Appalachia at the end of the 19th century, the fact is that the cookies, especially when served with the sauce, are Pure Americana. And we constantly maintain that does not change even when we exchange shortening and exchange in theButtermilk.

Get our recipe forSouth style cookies.

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Sauce

Homemade gravy recipe in a gravy boat on a marble counter
Kiersten Hickman / Eat this, not that!

Traditionally, the sauce served with classic cookies and a sauce is made with sausages. But it's just a way you can go. And because the key to a very good sauce begins with freshly rendered drops, how you decide to go ultimately depending on what you have cooked. So, if you cook from Turkey, you can use the pins to make this version of the homemade sauce. But do not hesitate to experiment by exchanging beef pins and stocks of beef, chicken guips and chicken stocks, etc.

Get our recipe for theBest house sauce.

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French toast and bananas foster

Vegetarian french toast with vanilla bourbon caramelized bananas
Mitch Mandel and Thomas MacDonald

Our Banana Walnut Bourbon French Toast is precisely what you need if you miss you you miss you either French or bananas, who are both former favorites that have been, unfortunately, apart from the latter years. Is it lunch? Is it a dessert? Is it important when it's good?

Get our recipe forBanana Walnut Bourbon Toast English.

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Breakfast hash

turkey sweet potato breakfast hash in cast iron skillet
Waterbury Publications, Inc.

Hash has its origins in economics at home. Traditionally made from chopped potatoes, onions and meat, the hash was a smart way to prepare the breakfast of the residue dinner. It is always, and it is always a delicious accompaniment to eggs. But there is no reason for you to not turn this version, made with turkey sausages, sweet potatoes and peppers, in an input dinner.

Get our recipe forSausages, peppers and sweet potatoes.

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Banana bread

Banana bread
Mitch Mandel and Thomas MacDonald

Lovability and indulgent, banana bread is also a base saving product at home. You bring home a bunch of bananas on Sunday and, on Thursday, the two who are already browning so that no one wants to eat them. We have20 Banana healthy recipes herebut this one takes the cake because it is filled with healthy stuff like the Greek yogurt andnuts.

Get our recipe forGreek yogurt banana bread healthy.

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Coconut cream pie

triple coconut cream pie on a white table with a slice missing
Waterbury Publications, Inc.

Another dish that proves the need is the mother of the invention, the cream pies have entered as a delicious and intelligent way of using excess eggs, milk and cream produced on the family farm. Although chocolate was probably the first cream pie (it was easy and economical to stir in a few tables of non-succule stable cocoa), the coconut entered the image with a full force in the late 1800s When coconuts imported from the Caribbean have become more readily available. Do not boast, but our version manages to do the job without a drop of cream.

Get our recipe forTriple Coconut Coconut Cream Tart.

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Brownies Fudgy

Low-calorie fudgy brownies
Mitch Mandel and Thomas MacDonald

Fudgy, wet chocolate brownies are an old-fashioned treat, whether it's a plain ate or with a spoon as a delivery system for a hot fudge sundae. But did you know that the first official Brownie recipe did not contain any chocolate? Fortunately, this has been corrected with the first chocolate brownie recipe in 1904. Our version, with chopped dark chocolate and cocoa powder, is twice as a chopper.

Get our recipe forBrownies Fudgy.

47

Chocolate fondant

Molten chocolate cake
Mitch Mandel and Thomas MacDonald

The melting chocolate lava cake, as its name suggests, looks like a volcano fully composed of chocolate cake that "bursts" in a molten chocolate lava pool when slightly cracked by a fork. It has not been around as long as, say, chocolate brownies, but all that features chocolate, chocolate more chocolate and all of a food-to-game atmosphere - your food was intended to be an instant classic. You do not see more washing cake around a lot, but we hope it changes. In the meantime, there is our version, which we have imagined how to make a pressure cooker.

Get our recipe forFade lava chocolate cherry cake.

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Lime tart

Key lime pie
Mitch Mandel and Thomas MacDonald

The origins of this tart with TANGY, sweet and creamy fruit juice back so far that it does not specify exactly how far they go. What we can tell you is that it has been a south classic since at least as far as the 1960s, which is when a Florida Congress member has presented legislation calling for a heavy fine to Be taken against anyone announced a key lime tart not done with key limes (he did not go). In front of whether it is indicated for the recording that our version calls for key limes.

Get our recipe forLime tart.

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Banana pudding

Low-calorie banana pudding
Mitch Mandel and Thomas MacDonald

If you are from the South, Banana Pudding does not require any introduction. If you are not, then you may want to know that his name is a bit misleading. First, it is done with the English cream, not pudding (the English cream does not use starch for thickening). Secondly, it is not the banana-flavored but rather sliced ​​bananas. As such, it's more like a pie than a pudding.Corn Instead of a crust, it uses vanilla wafers bought from store (which are nice and soft and wet after spending a little time adjacent to the English cream), and it is not arranged so much like a pie, but in diapers, likeTiramisu.

The important thing is that it is a classic, you will never attempt anything like that, and it's better when you do it yourself, we encourage you to do with this easy recipe.

Get our recipe forBanana pudding.

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Milkshakes in the old

three types of milkshakes with red straws
Kiersten Hickman / Eat this, not that!

All that happened to the sodas shops in the old yellow (or, at least the first half of the twentieth century), where one could sit at the counter and look while the "Soda Jerk" whipped your milkshake with a Old Milkshake Machine, Use Vanilla Ice Cream and flavored syrup of your choice? Some stay, includingLexington Candy ShopBut if you want a real old old fashioned milkshake, you will have to do you yourself.

Get our recipe forMilkshakes in the old.

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